Gain a better understanding of God’s vision for how we honor and glorify him through our choices and how our faith informs how we act—in our personal lives, in our relationships, and in our communities.

Remember your identity as one baptized in Christ and act accordingly.

Study the words of the Apostle Paul to gain a better understanding of what it means to dwell in Christ and live and work as believers today.

When we are confused or need help discerning God’s way, the Apostle Paul reminds us to return back to the basics and the heart of the gospel message.

Let's discuss the importance of these words, what we mean when we say them, and why we end the Lord’s Prayer this way.

Examine Scripture with us to discuss the nature of sin, what temptation is, and how it plays out in our lives. Together, we’ll clarify the meaning of evil, we’ll remember that Jesus has already won the spiritual battle with evil, and we’ll see how praying this petition of the Lord's Prayer helps us remember our own identity and purpose.

As fallen human beings, we know that forgiving someone who has wronged us is not always easy—and sometimes it’s complicated. Join us as we examine Scripture to glean a biblical definition of forgiveness and better understand the concept of spiritual debt.

Let's discuss how this petition speaks to our worry, teaches us to trust, and encourages our gratitude.

Study Scriptures that teach us about both God’s kingdom and God’s will, so that we might better understand what we’re asking of God in this petition.

Let's discuss what this opening line of the Lord's Prayer acknowledges about who God is, what it affirms about our own identity, what it communicates about our relationship with God, and what it means for us.